Maryland nonprofits can now apply to be assigned volunteers from Volunteer Maryland for the 2021-2022 service year.
Marcus Dieterle
Marcus Dieterle is a freelancer and former associate editor of the Baltimore Fishbowl. He returned to Baltimore after working as the deputy editor of the Cecil Whig newspaper in Elkton, Maryland. Before that, he served as the editor-in-chief of The Towerlight. Marcus graduated from Towson University in 2018 with his bachelor's degree in journalism and political science. He can be reached at [email protected]
Volunteer Maryland accepting applications from Maryland nonprofits to host volunteers
Maryland reports 53 additional coronavirus deaths, 1,972 new cases
Maryland officials on Tuesday reported 53 more deaths related to coronavirus, bringing the state’s total number of confirmed COVID-19 fatalities to 6,476.
Tuesday Morning Headlines: Baltimore mourns Safe Streets leader Dante Barksdale; Pugh seeks clemency from Trump; and more
Dante Barksdale, Respected Baltimore Safe Streets Leader, Shot and Killed Sunday — Baltimore magazine
Former Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh among those seeking clemency from President Trump — The Baltimore Sun
Baltimore schools to begin vaccinating teachers this week — Baltimore Brew
Self-proclaimed white supremacist is third Marylander charged in Capitol riot — WBAL
Curbside Recycling Resumes Tuesday In Baltimore Following Suspension Amid COVID-19 Pandemic — WJZ
Lawmakers OK Two More Subpoenas in Maryland Environmental Service Probe — Maryland Matters
Friday Afternoon Headlines: Former Maryland Senate President Mike Miller dies; State senate overrides 16 Hogan vetoes; and more
Former Maryland Senate President Mike Miller Dies At Age 78 — WJZ
Senate Overrides 16 Hogan Vetoes From Last Year — Maryland Matters
All MARC train service suspended Sunday through Wednesday — WBAL
As COVID-19 vaccine effort gears up, the shortage of nurses strains health care in Maryland — The Baltimore Sun
Bill would protect workers who risk Covid-19 to keep their jobs — Baltimore Brew
Former Capital Gazette newsroom to become Big Bean Coffee House — Baltimore Business Journal
Hogan declares state of emergency ahead of presidential inauguration
Gov. Larry Hogan has declared a state of emergency ahead of the inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden on Jan. 20.
Ravens to donate $500,000 for Owings Mills playground
The Baltimore Ravens have committed $500,000 to help build a playground near the team’s training facility and headquarters in Owings Mills, Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr. announced Friday.
Maryland awards $30M to entertainment venues, promoters
Maryland is awarding $30 million to more than 90 live music and performance venues, live entertainment promoters, and independently-owned local movie theaters, Gov. Larry Hogan announced Friday.
Maryland reports 45 more coronavirus deaths as COVID-19 hospitalizations rise slightly
Maryland reported 45 additional deaths on Friday, raising the state’s total number of coronavirus fatalities to 6,322.
Friday Morning Headlines: Severna Park man gets life sentence for murder of Bowie State student; Judge upholds Baltimore’s dining ban; and more
Sean Urbanski gets life in prison for murder of Bowie State student Richard Collins III — Fox 45
Baltimore Judge Strikes Down Restaurant Association’s Lawsuit To Overturn Mayor Scott’s Dining Ban — WJZ
State Election Officials Recommend More Drop-Off Boxes for Ballots in 2022 — Maryland Matters
Some parents and teachers are questioning Baltimore’s plan to reopen more schools, classes next month — The Baltimore Sun
Meals On Wheels of Central Maryland receives historic donation in time of need — WMAR
Black-owned real estate group opens crowdfunding push for Walbrook Junction Shopping Center — Baltimore Business Journal
Maryland’s COVID-19 hospitalizations drop by 86 patients
Maryland officials on Thursday reported 86 fewer people currently hospitalized with coronavirus compared to Wednesday.
Of the state’s 1,843 current COVID-19 hospital patients, 1,418 are in acute care and 425 are in intensive care.
